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Newspaper
Middlesex Middlesex Journal
Location
Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 13, 1769
Page
4
A fragmentary report covers political agitation surrounding Middlesex election events. It laments parliamentary process abuses, warns of bidder bribery, and condemns treasonous sentiment. The piece condemns Henry Luttrell and calls for steadfast defense of electoral rights amid unrest.
Fragments describe Polish families delivering others, Greek Metdavis force claims, and Greeks urged to join Ruffian colonies. A letter to Sheriday’s paper questions liberty and reform, while Freeholders decry despotism and the ministry’s power.
Reports say the Orrzr Boop commanded by Capt. LSL was damaged in rigging during the Jefe expedition to BrentPorp. She is ordered back to Bosstwet'r for refit and will be manned by her former crew kept in government service.
Galway reports the death of an elderly widow Unity Rif at Cladagh aged 93 years. Dublin notes a quarter sessions start with a grand jury, a noble entertainment by Sheriff Daan, arrivals from Horshead and Parkgate, a drowning incident of a publican on the Liffey, and various officials and ships passing through Dublin in early April.
Fragmentary OCR reveals discussions of officers and ranks in multiple regiments, including Kirwan and Freeman, with duties and promotions, plus a violent storm that drove a vessel ashore near Waterford, scattering crew and cargo.
Saturday afternoon notices from London and Middlesex describe entertainments at Lord North’s in Downing Street and a grand reception at the French Ambassador’s house. It notes queenly relatives traveling to Newmarket races, political hustings in Brentford, and a society gathering at Guildhall with MPs. Reports mention Captain Roche’s hustings qualification, a Wilkes-supporting bystander, a divorce case, and an upcoming May benefit at the Theatre Royal.
Disjointed OCR snippet lists prices, locations, and sellers in a rough market record. Names like Wilkes and Merz appear amid stray terms and stalls such as stationer and bagels, with no coherent narrative or clear event.
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